Sports Marketing 2.0

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"Web 2.0 will impact, not kill the sports business. In fact, amid steroid scandals, the cost of attending games along with the growth of wideband internet experiences, you're going to see more consumers choose how they want a sports experience…"
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Comcast.net College Hoopla featuring the Big Ten Network: Win.Comcast.Net

Do you love College Hoops? If "yes", then check out "Comcast.net College Hoopla featuring the Big Ten Network" Even if you're not a hoops fan, as a Sports Marketing professional it's worth consideration.Visit: win.comcast.netwin.comcast.net is most likey, the first microsite to feature long-format video content in Standard Definiton (SD) and High Definition(HD) combined with a promotional contest engine and exclusive…See More
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Comcast.net College Hoopla featuring the Big Ten Network: Win.Comcast.Net

Do you love College Hoops? If "yes", then check out "Comcast.net College Hoopla featuring the Big Ten Network" Even if you're not a hoops fan, as a Sports Marketing professional it's worth consideration.



Visit: win.comcast.net





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